Slaughters, Ashurst and A&O act on big-ticket restructuring
A raft of City and US firms have advised as troubled house-builder Taylor Wimpey agreed £2.47bn of debt facilities.
A raft of City and US firms have advised as troubled house-builder Taylor Wimpey agreed £2.47bn of debt facilities. The deal, agreed earlier this month, generated roles for firms including Ashurst, Allen & Overy (A&O), Slaughter and May and Davis Polk & Wardwell as the company restructured its borrowings.
April 22, 2009 at 10:38 PM
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Slaughters, Ashurst and A&O act on big-ticket restructuring
A raft of City and US firms have advised as troubled house-builder Taylor Wimpey agreed £2.47bn of debt facilities.
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